. Strange stories of the Great river; the adventures of a boy explorer . A* STRANGE STORIES OF THE GREAT RIVER ? Co,|, 1918, by Harper & BrothersPrinted in. the United States of AmericaPublished May, 1918 E-s CONTENTS PAGE FOREWORD ix I. A PAPER FLEET i II. WHITE CALUMET 17 III. Six Sioux 32 IV. HUNTERS ALL 53 V. MANY MOUTHS 68 VI. ON THE ROCK 82 VII. JOLLY ROGER 99 VIII. BROKEN POTS 118 IX. THE SLAVE SHIP 136 X. PRETTY PRINCESS 152 XI. STAGS OF TWELVE 166 XII. BRIDGES OF BOATS 179 AFTERWORD 193 ILLUSTRATIONS HE HAD THE UNCANNY FEELING OF BEING WATCHED . FrontispieceTHE MEN WENT HEADLON
. Strange stories of the Great river; the adventures of a boy explorer . A* STRANGE STORIES OF THE GREAT RIVER ? Co,|, 1918, by Harper & BrothersPrinted in. the United States of AmericaPublished May, 1918 E-s CONTENTS PAGE FOREWORD ix I. A PAPER FLEET i II. WHITE CALUMET 17 III. Six Sioux 32 IV. HUNTERS ALL 53 V. MANY MOUTHS 68 VI. ON THE ROCK 82 VII. JOLLY ROGER 99 VIII. BROKEN POTS 118 IX. THE SLAVE SHIP 136 X. PRETTY PRINCESS 152 XI. STAGS OF TWELVE 166 XII. BRIDGES OF BOATS 179 AFTERWORD 193 ILLUSTRATIONS HE HAD THE UNCANNY FEELING OF BEING WATCHED . FrontispieceTHE MEN WENT HEADLONG INTO THE RAPIDS . Facing p. 28ANTHONY FLUNG AGAINST HIM WITH ALL THE FORCE OF DESPERATION 114 THE Two MEN CLUNG DESPERATELY TO THE BRANCHESTHEY HAPPENED TO BE ON AND WENT DOWN-STREAM WITH IT 188 FOREWORD rpHERE is a river so long and wide that it isthe pride of our continent; a very Fatherof Waters. It draws many other streams into its basinand forms the largest drainage system in theworld. In early days this Great River was almostunknown. A few savages had pa
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